It is clear that this issue is highly politicized and any country's decision to accept it as "genocide" is purely based on political interests. It is quite a shame that so many Western countries have accepted it as a genocide despite the lack of adequate, objective (done by a third party) historical investigation. But the most remarkable phenomenon is that politicians get involved in this to begin with, and decide on what is the "legal" version of events.

At the same time, I don't trust what Turkish people say about this issue, mostly because they are usually not objective when it comes to admitting their mistakes.

The biggest reason that I have for expecting the world community to drop this once and for all is that these events happened technically under another era. This was the end of the ottoman empire. The republic was not formed until 1923. Turkey should be of course responsible for any actions it made after 1923. Turkey as we know is held to a different standard. The Cyprus issue has been unresolved for over 30 years. The Turks have shown every indication of wanting cyprus united and its the rest of Europe that still wants to punish the turks in northern cyprus for "protecting themselves". These are both examples of the extreme anti-turkish bias in Europe...

Oh Catwoman, please read the newspapers a little closer. (There were no Ottomans in 1974!) Northern Cyprus is closed to the world. The Greeks attacked the Turks and it was the turkish army responding to protect their citizens. Should they have left them to die? And look at the last elections. The turks voted over 90% to unify as one country with the greeks. Finally, countries are starting to recognise how outrageous this situation is and are opening their doors to northern Cyprus. The Greeks have behaved very selfishly over this and I hope this all comes to bite them in the ass! As for the rest of Europe, they have turned their back on a key member of NATO to satisfy the greeks unjust position. Yes, this is my example of extreme anti-turkish bias in Europe...

I disagree with you soooooo much. I travel and work with Greeks often. The Greeks hate the Turks with a passion. Turks care very little about Greeks except as how it relates to Cyprus. The greeks are still grieving the loss of Constantinople as if it lost its only lover and agonize that they were unable to get it back after WWI.

OK, not to argue now, but want to give you some accurate history. It was Greece that invaded Turkey after WWI and made it all the way from Smyrna to Samsun. Greece lost land in SW Turkey as the turkish army fought them all the way back and off the main land.
The military events of 1974 were a result of a greek led military coup and the subsequent attacks on Turks on the island. Where we sit today is a result of Greek aggresion, and Turkey defending its citizens.

Anatolia did not belong to Greeks either. They also captured it from Trojans. If everyone were to claim back where they once lived where would the Poles end up for example? Meanwhile, as a person who constantly criticize Turks for all sorts of things, I have never ever for God's sake heard you criticize your own country and culture for once.